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Ukraine has paid the third coupon of $46.875 million on 2013 ten-year eurobonds, the Finance Ministry reported on Oct. 17.

The ministry said that the bonds worth $1.25 billion were placed at 7.5 percent per annum.

According to the State Treasury Service, over the period since early 2014 to Oct. 13, 2014 Ukraine sent Hr 33.07 billion to service the state debt, including Hr 10.6 billion to service the foreign debt, with the target of Hr 36.42 billion, and Hr 76 billion was sent to pay the debt, including Hr 27.49 billion of domestic debt, with the target of Hr 94.43 billion.

Since early 2014 as of Oct. 13 state borrowing came to Hr 217.98 billion (including Hr 142.09 billion on the domestic market) with the target of Hr 246.67 billion for January-October 2014. The borrowing includes issue of government domestic loan bonds to exchange them to shares of Naftogaz Ukrainy and other state companies worth Hr 96.6 billion with the target of Hr 101.81 billion for January-October 2014.